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Looks great but where is Joséphine ? :rolleyes2:

Nice pics! My small contribution to this historical libation thread!

I am in collecting for unique pieces and I think I have acquired from diverse TS manufacturers all the ones I like (IOW I never went for the number). For the past 3-4 years I haven't seen any net new NAP range produced that I don't have already or are indeed unique to my own eyes. This is why I...

Here is a picture from my home town: Tours (the old part). As you can see it's pretty close :)

From a French native: well done with the background! This looks like my home town! :smile2:

Looks very nice indeed! Well done!

One of the driest April so far in Washington States, feels like early summer in the 60's...

Nice set! One of my favorite movies as well!

Nice vignette! My parents who were kids during WW2 still remember getting chewing-gum from the GIs in Tours (France). Chewing-gum was something very exotic and typically American for French people back then.

I would be cautious to listen to these rumors. I follow closely the news in France (I am a French native) as I have aging parents (91 (father) and 83 (mother)) over there and I haven't read anything of such happening. French news are very transparent and politically independent so this would...

Nice vignette! Louis XI's favorite castle (Plessis-Lèz-Tours) is actually located in the town I was born in France (Tours in the Loire valley): https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Château_de_Plessis-lèz-Tours

Correct on the projection context. Here in Washington State we have been basically doing that since early March as we have been at the epicenter. I do believe that this is the right strategy to limit contagion given that there is still no cure. This is also help prevent overloading our medical...

I don't really have a preference. What matters to me the most are the details of the sculpt. I have painted metal, resin and hybrid metal/resin TS. Doesn't make a difference to me with painting.

Bon sang, mais c'est bien sûr ! :wink2:

Then this is really becoming an international mystery (French, Belgium and Canada) :wink2:

Looks good!. Now, I don't think it's a big deal but I have never seen a shop named "Fruiterie" in France. Normally it's either "Fruits" or "Fruits et Légumes". I think this may be a French Canadian term...

Also, you can find additional ways to help here: https://www.cnet.com/how-to/australia-fires-have-killed-over-a-billion-animals-heres-how-to-help/ Just gave some $$ to WWF...

Saw it with my younger son over the holidays and we both liked it as well (he has been a Star Wars fan since his early teens). He is also a big fan now of The Mandalorian on Disney channel which is kind of a spin off of Star Wars. Watched a few episodes and it looks pretty good too (Jon Favreau...

This is indeed a terrible tragedy for both people and animals (I read somewhere that millions of animals have died so far). My thoughts are with our Australian friends. On our local news today, they announced that Washington State is sending a contingent of our forest firefighters to help.

Thanks John! I had done some research like I always do in my books, on the Web, etc. to make sure that I get everything right (this is also the part I enjoyed doing) before painting and the only 54mm version I found was from HM Durandal: http://www.histomin.com/linedur/pgdurnap.htm (Please look...